Author | Badrul Mustafa Badrul Mustafa Badrul Mustafa (2017) | Will Badrul Mustafa Never Die: Verse From the Front (Translated by George A Fowler, 2020)
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Dear friends, my book "Will Badrul Mustafa Never Die: Verse from the Front" (Translated by George A Fowler) is available on Amazon now: amazon.com/Badrul-Mustafa-Ne…
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Did you know that on this day in 1964, the CIA together with reactionary Cuban exiles fired a bazooka at the UN HQ to silence Che Guevara as he condemned US imperialism? 🧵
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Analisis Sanento Yuliman akan S. Sudjojono dalam buku 'S. Sudjojono dan Asal Mula Seni Lukis Kontemporer Indonesia' dibahas tuntas oleh Riksa Afiaty, Heru Joni Putra, dan Puja Anindita yang dimoderatori Hendro Wiyanto dalam Bedah Buku kemarin (5/8).🤯
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The Qiantang river's tidal bore is the world's largest and most powerful of its kind.
Sometimes two tides meet together forming a shape like a cross, that can become even more captivating at sunset.
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18. Heru Joni Putra, Badrul Mustafa, Badrul Mustafa, Badrul Mustafa, Kitab Puisi, Bandung: Penerbit Nuansa, 2017, 80 hlm, 40.000
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Thread on alternative views of iconic landmarks you (probably) haven’t seen before 🧵
1. The worn steps of the Tower of Pisa
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8 of history's biggest man-made disasters:
1. Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: In 2010, a surge of methane gas traveled through the Deepwater Horizon’s drill pipe. A blowout preventer was in place meant to stop this type of accident should it occur but the preventer failed, allowing the gas to reach the platform, where it exploded and led to the rig catching fire before it sank. Eleven workers were killed at the time.
The largest marine oil spill in history, 134 million gallons of oil were released off the coast of Louisiana before being contained almost three months later. The spill killed marine wildlife, damaged ecosystems, destroyed Gulf Coast jobs dependent on tourism and induced negative health effects on residents. Further complicating matter, the oil dispersant used in the cleanup also caused damage by permeating the food chain. 14 years later, the effects of this blunder are still being seen, particularly in wildlife.
